Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-17
The verdict Didn,t suit.

DUBLIN, November 16th.-The Court of
the Queens Bench has quashed the verdict
of the Coroner's jury in Mitchellstown, in
the case OF the victims of the police shoot
ing on the 9th of September The Court
takes the ground that the inquest was ille-
gal, the jury was irregularly impaneled
and the conduct of the Coroner illegal and
partial.
Notable Spanish Wedding.
MADRID, November 16th.-The marriage
of ex-Prime Minister Canovas Del Castillo
to Joaquin, daughter of the Marquis Puente
Sotomayoe, occurred to-day A repre-
sentative OF the Queen was present at the
wedding, and after the ceremony Senior
Canoyas and his bride went to the palace
and paid their respects to the Queen.
Liberal League Programme.
LONDON, November 16th.-At the annual
Conference of the English Liberal League
to-day a programme was adopted approy-
ing home rule, Colonial federation, a trien-
nlal Parliament, the payment Of members
of Parliament, free education manhood
suffrage, international arbitration and the
female franchise.
Claimed British Protection.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, November 16th.-A
British sailor serving on the United States
steamer Quinnebaug, who was under SEM
bShOS VI lOT SOME OIIeDSp.
jumped overheard and swan ashore. He
claimed the protection of the British Con-
sulate, and they refused to give him up, as
the offense is not extraditable.
The Debensandes Again.
LONDON, November 16th.-The Court of
Appeals bis discharged the order in the
case OF David Debensande and his wife.
Miss Violet Cameron, the actress, restrain
ing the former from interfering wi, "a his
wife during the period of their legal separa-
ton. Debensande undertakes not to med
die with his wife's earnings.
Not Yet Accepted.
LONDON, November 16th-Rev. Charles
A. Berry, who has been called to succeed
Mr.. Beecher in Plymouth Church, Brook
lyn, has not yet accepted the offer.
The Crown Prince in Good Spirits.
BERLIN, November 16th.-The Crown
Prince took long walk to-day, and after
ward received the Emperor and Empress of
Brazil. The Princes voice is clearer and
he is in good spirits.
Austria's New Rifles.
VIENNA, November l6th.-The Budget
Committee of the Austrian delegation has
adopted, by a unanimous vote. the extra
military budget, including the credit for
new repeating rifles.
Dayitts Threat.
DUBLIN, November 10th. = Michael
Davitt, at Limerick to-day, said O'Brien's
life is far too precious to be sacrificed in
dispute about clothes. If he died in iaiI
bis countrymen would know how to ayenge
him.
A Roume3ian Revolt.
LONDON, November 16.h.-In the recent
uprising at Eski-Saghra, in Eastern Rou-
melia, sixteen soldiers were killed by the
insurgents, and thirty wounded. The in
surgents lost sixty men.
Guarding Against Riots.
LONDON, Novembsr 16th.-The Globe un-
officially says THE Government will
swear in 10000 special constable. in order
to check further riots in London"
Died in a Railway Carriage.
LONDON, November 16th.-Sir William
Macarthur, exLord Mayor of London, died
in carriage OF toe underground railway
to- day.
A Coal Mine Horror.
BERLIN, Noveiaber l6th.-Yourteen per
sons were killed by an explosion in q coal
mine at Greisenau, near Dortmund, to-day.
Ths French Crisis.
PARIS, November 1G:h-The Minister Of
| Justice has resigned.